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Create a 10-second photorealistic vertical 9:16 video using the uploaded café footage as the environment and handheld camera reference. REFERENCE PRIORITY:Reference 1: The actual nighttime café video. Preserve its café façade, entrance, signage, glass reflections, pavement, planters, outdoor seating, people, neighboring buildings, street layout and existing lighting.Reference 2: @image1 The exact silver sports-car design. Preserve its proportions, silver body, black trim, wheels, large rear wing, continuous red rear light, rear diffuser and four circular rear ports.Reference 3: @image2 The hovering-car image, used only for the lift-off effect and downward propulsion. STORY:A spontaneous first-person phone recording: I approach an extraordinary car outside the café, but its door closes just before I reach it. It lifts off and escapes down the street. I instinctively turn and zoom after it, arriving too late to get a proper look. ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT, NO CUTS: 0.0–2.0 seconds:Match the original walking approach beside the café. The silver car is parked at the curb immediately outside the entrance, clear of the pedestrian path. Show its rear three-quarter view, with its nose pointing toward its escape route along the street. The scissor door nearest the camera is raised; the other door is closed. Approach the rear of the car with natural footstep bobbing. Keep the cabin occupants obscured. 2.0–3.0 seconds:Just before the camera reaches the car, the raised door smoothly rotates downward around its proper hinge and latches shut. The rigid door panel retains its exact shape. The camera operator briefly hesitates. 3.0–4.5 seconds:A rising propulsion whine begins. Concealed underside thrusters produce narrow downward white vapor streams, matching the flight reference. The car lifts approximately one meter above the ground, remaining level. All four wheels visibly clear the pavement. Its shadow separates naturally from the car. Keep the body, wheels and wing unchanged. 4.5–6.5 seconds:The car accelerates forward and away, rising just enough to clear street traffic. Its rear and red taillight remain facing the camera as it recedes. Follow it with the original video's rightward handheld turn toward the street. The camera operator stays on the pavement throughout. 6.5–9.0 seconds:Stop walking and perform a quick, imperfect smartphone zoom toward the far end of the same street, approximately 1x to 4x. Include a small tracking overshoot, slight hand tremor and a brief autofocus correction. The accelerating car continues shrinking despite the zoom, becoming a tiny red light in the distance. 9.0–10.0 seconds:The car disappears into the distance. Hold the zoomed view of the now-empty flight path for the final second, communicating: “I almost reached it, but it got away.” REALISM AND CONTINUITY:Match the original phone footage's exposure, night lighting, lens perspective, motion blur and texture. Integrate the car with accurate scale, reflections, shadows and occlusion. Preserve the distinction between its front headlights and rear red taillight. No reversed vehicle, duplicated lights, extra wheels, body morphing, wheel folding, added wings, teleportation or flight toward the camera. Keep vapor localized beneath the car so the takeoff remains clearly visible. No drone camera, cinematic cutaways, slow motion or alternate angles. AUDIO:Natural café and street ambience, footsteps, one door-latch sound, a short propulsion buildup and a rapidly fading fly-away sound. No dialogue, music, subtitles or added graphics.